We’re the flexible way to pay™! Founded in 2013 by Peter Kalen, Flexiti is one of Canada's fastest-growing point-of-sale fintech lenders, providing Canadians with flexible financing options to help them make important purchases.
Available at a network of over 8,000 top-tier Canadian retail locations and e-commerce sites, including The Brick, Wayfair.ca, Sleep Country, Staples and Birks, our award-winning sales financing platform provides customers and merchants alike with seamless point-of-sale service. Users can be instantly approved in-store or online to receive 0% interest financing on purchases within their credit limit, without needing to reapply.
Helping Canadians secure over $2B in flexible financing, Flexiti is one of Canada’s fastest growing sales financing providers. In 2022, Flexiti was named one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for the fourth consecutive year. In 2021, Flexiti ranked 10th on Deloitte’s Canada’s ‘Technology Fast 50™’, 54th on Deloitte’s North American ‘Technology Fast 500™’ and ranked 13th on The Globe and Mail’s ‘2021 Canada’s Top Growing Companies’.
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Pros: I've had a chance to work on some impactful projects here, which has been great for developing my skills in modern tech stacks. The company culture encourages collaboration, and my colleagues are supportive. There are definite opportunities to advance your career if you're proactive.
Cons: While there's growth, formal career progression paths could be clearer. Sometimes, during peak periods, the workload can feel intense, and approvals for certain initiatives can take longer than expected. Improving communication around project roadmaps would also be beneficial.
Advice to Management: Consider implementing more structured mentorship programs and clearer career ladder frameworks to help employees visualize and achieve their growth goals. Streamlining internal approval processes could also boost efficiency.
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Pros: I really appreciate the flexible work arrangements here, which is a huge plus. The team is collaborative and everyone is willing to help out. You get good exposure to the fast-paced fintech industry and learn a lot about consumer credit. The office location in North York is also quite convenient for commuting.
Cons: While there's flexibility, sometimes the pace can be demanding, leading to occasional crunch times. Career progression could be more clearly defined; it sometimes feels a bit opaque on how to advance beyond your current role. Pay, while competitive, isn't outstanding.
Advice to Management: Consider implementing more structured career paths and recognition programs to further boost employee engagement and retention, especially for customer-facing roles.
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Does Flexiti offer genuine work-from-home opportunities for customer support roles in the fintech industry?
Yes, I've found Flexiti to be great for remote work; as a customer support representative in their sizable fintech team, I truly work from home most days, which really helps my work-life balance.
What is the typical salary range for a software engineer at Flexiti?
Based on my experience as a software engineer in Toronto's tech scene, the salary at Flexiti is competitive within the mid-size fintech company range, typically falling between $90k-$130k annually depending on experience and specific role responsibilities.
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